M10 Wolverine 1/48
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Steve Ski
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Excellent, Ruck On!
Jakko
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Good that you painted the floor olive drab instead of white, but the rest of the hull interior was white on the M10 
The raised floor, the inside of the turret and the insides of the hull hatches were OD, everything else was white.
Oh, and "Wolverine" is an invented nickname by the manufacturer, not the US Army. Somehow that name has made it into mainstream books and kits over the past twenty years or so.
The raised floor, the inside of the turret and the insides of the hull hatches were OD, everything else was white.Oh, and "Wolverine" is an invented nickname by the manufacturer, not the US Army. Somehow that name has made it into mainstream books and kits over the past twenty years or so.
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Looking good, literally "from the ground up!"
Jakko
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I'll nag about the colours again The lower hull sides were white, not OD, and the ammunition tubes that you painted OD, were black. See these pages from the TM (The floor there is white, but that's because the photos are from an early vehicle.)
The lower hull sides were white, not OD, and the ammunition tubes that you painted OD, were black. See these pages from the TM (The floor there is white, but that's because the photos are from an early vehicle.)
Jakko
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Cool
... nice! Back in the groove after a few days off!
Jakko
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I would remove the stuff on the front hull that's higher up than the spare track. All of it blocks the view out of the driver's and assistant driver's periscopes.
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Also not to pile on, just I did similar on a Bradley in fact looks almost like same aftermarket Tamiya gear stuff—- how would it all be attached AND not fall off going over or thru large bumps, people, hedges, walls, etc. unless it was just for road convoy. I think if we are trying to be relatively accurate then straps, netting, etc would be needed. If just trying to make it cool looking for home display, then it is fine of course.
Better not load any of those wine bottles into the breach!
I guess that's were the British and Canadian expression "getting tanked" comes from!
I guess that's were the British and Canadian expression "getting tanked" comes from!
